Wiped out!
I went to a party, just so smartly, cool as cool could be
I knew I could make it, knew I could shake it, lose some fancy free
So I went to the table and reached for a bottle
And poured me a glass of wine
Took a few sips and looked around, I was feelin' fine
But an hour along, comin' on strong, I was gettin' drunk
The next thing I knew I looked at you, I was blind as a skunk, I was

I was wiped out, I had my lights out
Was fallin' right out, 'cos I was wiped out
Through the smoke-filled room I caught your eye
And I think that you caught mine
And I knew in a minute or maybe less, it was just a matter of time

Then you started to move with such a groove, stronger than sneakin' slow
Then you looked at me with your big blue eyes, they had such a glow
Then I took your hand and tried to stand and ended up sittin' back down
Then you smiled at me and gave me a wink, how quick I lost my frown, I was

I was wiped out, I had my lights out
Was fallin' right out, 'cos I was wiped out
Through the smoke-filled room I caught your eye
And I think that you caught mine
And I knew in a minute or maybe less, it was just a matter of time

So I looked at you and then I knew that we were gonna have some fun
So I thought to myself, wine was out, we should switch to rum
So without a word, and like some bird, we flew to another place
And pretty soon we were in some room stretched miles out in space
The room was turnin', we were burnin', things became a haze
It seemed that already I had too many, firewater caused the blaze, I was

I was wiped out, I had my lights out
Was fallin' right out, 'cos I was wiped out
Through the smoke-filled room I caught your eye
And I think that you caught mine
And I knew in a minute or maybe less, it was just a matter of time


Lyrics submitted by Demau Senae

Wiped-Out Lyrics as written by Anton M. Fig Ace Frehley

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    Easy, Ace Frehley getting hammered!

    Popcorn_adleron May 15, 2006   Link
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    This song is so amazing. Anton Fig/Will Lee/and Ace Frehley kick this song in the ass. The time signatures throughout this song just kick ass. Great Ace song.Great solo - WIPED OUT HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA.............

    meta110003on April 01, 2022   Link

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